Restore Access to NMC CBT and NCLEX-RN for Nurses in Iran

Zahra Moradizad

Our nationality and place of residence should not erase years of education, hard work, and professional dedication. Please consider creating a clear and lawful pathway that allows eligible Iranian nurses and nursing candidates to pursue their professional examinations outside Iran.

نگین

this is my basic right to be able to participate in this exam

Zahra Fatahi

Political problems shouldn't stop any ordinary non-political person from studying and moving forward to their academic goals and dream jobs.

soroush shakouri

because my friend is nurse and he want to do RN exam but he couldnt

Morteza Zarei

Because I'm a Practitioner Nurse in Iran and this decision is a Illegal and cruel decision!

Amin Zrk

Because I was on the verge of acting for immigration to UK.

Akhtarsadat Hosseini

Denying people access to English language exams because of their nationality is a form of racism.Political conflicts between governments should never harm innocent people.No one should lose their opportunities because of the actions of their government. Such discrimination is unfair and inhumane.Everyone deserves equal access to education and professional opportunities, regardless of nationality.

Samin EbrahimpourKhodaei

We did not choose the political circumstances surrounding our country, and individual nurses, students, doctors, researchers, and other professionals should not have to lose years of work or important opportunities because of circumstances completely outside their control.

Zeinab Bamzadeh

I am an Iranian nurse who has worked hard for years to build my career and pursue the NCLEX-RN. I have already been approved as eligible to take the exam, and I was ready to travel outside Iran to take it. It is heartbreaking to see this opportunity taken away because of my nationality and where I live, rather than my education or professional competence. I only ask for a fair opportunity to take the exam and prove my abilities like any other eligible nurse.

Samira Mohammadi

For the sake of millions of innocent Iranian students and young people whose only hope lies in taking these exams.

sahar sajadimanesh

Dear Pearson Team, I’m writing as an Iranian candidate who is genuinely concerned about the recent restrictions affecting access to your exams. For many of us, these exams are much more than just a test. They are a necessary step toward applying to universities, continuing our education, obtaining professional licenses, finding research opportunities, and building our careers. Many Iranian students and professionals already have to travel to another country just to take an international exam.

Faeze Safapour

It's unfair and this is truly discrimination.

Ansar Sharifi

Cause this decision is sheer injustice against nurses and must be repealed. i'd like to know whyyyyyy??? why do you carry out such these actions against us and how could call yourself human.

Majid Baratipour

Its our future as a nurse

TUR Unbox

I am a registered nurse in Iran and have been planning to continue my career in the United Kingdom due to the alignment of professional values and clinical standards. Unfortunately, examinations have recently been suspended for candidates residing in Iran, which has created a significant barrier for qualified applicants like myself. I would greatly appreciate it if you could reconsider this decision or provide alternative options for taking the required examinations.

Azadeh Faraji

This is very important to me because this decision could affect the lives of millions of Iranians, including myself, and take away our opportunity to change our circumstances and build a new future and a new life, even if that means starting over in another country, simply because of our nationality and because we live in Iran. Please reconsider your decision. Thank you for listening to us and considering our situation.

Mehrsa

Beacuse i need this

Masoumeh Amini

I studied hard and worked hard so I could take my children to a free country.

Mashala Zerati

"It's neither fair nor just that anyone, anywhere, should be excluded from taking academic and educational exams like the NCLEX, PTE, TOEFL, and IELTS purely on the basis of their nationality. Seriously, why?!"

Mokhtar Veysi

Because my future is depend on and a I spend a lot time for passing that.